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Living the real life is a distinctive way to think about everyday things: encounters with people, successes, failures, and so on. When we live in Christ, peace is the dominant trait we have with life’s curveballs.

False teaching is one of the most common obstacles we face to living the real life in Christ. The mystery of the Gospel is that we are made alive in Him alone. Just as we received Christ by a mysterious miraculous power, so also do we live in Him.

Everyone is searching for their best life, trying to find meaning to life’s most important events. We know the real life is found in knowing Christ and having faith that in Him alone we are made perfect. It is what you are searching to find.

Pastor, author, and rapper Trip Lee joins us to speak to us from God’s Word and to share a message on his heart.

Sherman Smith, a man with an extraordinarily unique experience with fatherhood, joins us on Father’s Day weekend to share his story and point us toward “the Father we’ve always wanted.”

We either sprint through Summer without taking time to reflect or we don’t approach our days with purpose. Both leave us wishing we would have prioritized things differently. Former Senior Pastor Dave Stone helps to remind us of what really matters.

Elijah is a Biblical hero, person of faith, and prophet who battled extreme despair, hopelessness, and a feeling of being alone. When it seemed like there was no motivation for him to move forward, God met Elijah in a whisper and cared for him.

Jonah’s story is often minimized to a kids’ tale about being swallowed by a big fish, but it is permeated with anger, arrogance, prejudice, and bitterness. When bitterness is living in our blind spot, we can become numb to the grace and mercy of God.

As Moses leads 2 million people out of slavery in Egypt, friction is inevitable. Frustrated, Moses misses out on the complete experience of God’s goodness and faithfulness. Frustration isn’t always sinful, but it always makes life less simple.

While described as a “mighty warrior,” Gideon—selected by God to deliver the Israelites from oppression—isn’t intimidating. His fear blinds him to the fact that salvation is not dependent on the proficiency of humans but, instead, the power of God.